How close you are
An exact integer kill price for every position across the Aave family, Compound forks and Morpho Blue. Not "health 1.02", but how many percent the collateral has to fall.
Liquidation risk · for the side that borrows
CHARON computes the exact price at which your position dies, checks with a live quote whether the collateral would actually sell at the size a liquidator would seize, and answers the question nobody else asks: whose state your price is read from, and how often anyone writes to it.
Live, on-chain. It answers about the address you named — and only that one.
Everybody sells the first. Almost nobody sells the third. Nobody sells the second.
An exact integer kill price for every position across the Aave family, Compound forks and Morpho Blue. Not "health 1.02", but how many percent the collateral has to fall.
Through eth_createAccessList — the EVM's own account of which contracts your price is read from, how many storage slots it takes from each, and how often other people's transactions write to them. A price that reads no storage is a function of block time and cannot be pushed. A price read out of a pool's observation ring can be, by trading that pool.
Not the oracle price — a live route quote at the size that would actually be seized. A position at a comfortable LTV whose collateral has no buyer is not comfortable.
CHARON started out as a liquidator. We measured nine chains and found that this side of the table does not pay: the money either settles inside blocks through private orderflow, or it is manufactured by whoever also funds the liquidator. In that cascade one wallet sent $1M to the address that moved the price and $4M to the address that did the liquidating, thirty-five blocks apart.
The apparatus that measured it turned out to be worth more than the trade was. It became this service — the same instrument, turned around.
Federated into AIMarket. Ed25519-signed. They answer about what you name.
curl -s https://charon.independentai.network/ai-market/v2/invoke \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{"capability_id":"charon.oracle.exposure@v1",
"input":{"chain":"ethereum","market":"0x1e9d6146…"}}'
There is no "who breaks cheapest" list here, and there will not be one. The engine can produce that table — before that cascade it held $42M sitting within a single 2.8% push of death. Published as a leaderboard it is not a warning, it is a target list.